Hallo, I tried to show Word documents in the browser in a way that the real path isn't shown. So a Perl script such as: 

use MIME::Base64 qw(encode_base64);
if (open (INHOUD, "$regel")) {
  binmode INHOUD;
  $bufsize = 60*57;
  print << "EOT1";
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type:  text; boundary="_----------=_10167391557129230"

--_----------=_10167391557129230
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Type: application/msword; filename="bw051122.doc"


EOT1
  while ($bufsize == 60*57) {
    read (INHOUD, $buffer, $bufsize);
    print encode_base64($buffer);
  };
  close (INHOUD);
print <<"EOT6";

--_----------=_10167391557129230--
EOT6
}

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And so please help me. Do you have a question I'm willing to answer, if I know the answer.
Greetings, Ernst Verster

Edit: g0n - code tags

Edit: porterjohn - moved main content out of signature div

In reply to Showing Word document in browser by Ernst

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